The phrase "adopted shared" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been accepted and is commonly used or held in common, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The adopted shared practices among the team have improved our workflow."
Alternatives: "accepted common" or "embraced collective".
This week, four Mumbaikars — native and adopted — share their advice on how to behave like an insider.
At a summit last year in Bali, they pledged to streamline customs procedures and to adopt shared product standards.
The NAO recommends that the Cabinet Office should seek greater powers to mandate shared services, issue guidance for departments on overcoming barriers to adopting shared services and establish reliable cost and performance benchmarks.
Along with maps, schools, health services, museums and other trappings of modernity, newspapers lead people to adopt shared national identities, he said — even if it means identifying with strangers miles away.
They advocate that adopting shared decision-making would lead to important and necessary reforms in the area of informed consent.
Further, it is worth noting that adopting shared decision-making without accurately documenting the process, even when decisions are aligned with the recommendations in clinical guidelines, would not be recognized from a medico-legal perspective as dispositive of the issue (see Figure 3).
As discussed in previous subsection, the demapper implementation does not adopt sharing of hardware resources among different computational operation types.
The system dynamics approach adopted shares a common ground with the engine controls community.
With the optimization of configuring a larger L1 cache and adopting Shared Memory based atomic operations on the newer GPU C2050, an acceleration ratio of 20 is achieved.
Children and adults are being asked to adopt, share and create poetry for children, and to honour the poems that first got them interested in poetry.
